Re: [nas] ESPN programming/CL?

I did respond to the survey - I think ! clicked on the left of twp options, neither of which I understood but it seemed to have been sent

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AbraRob@aol.com wrote:

> That's the point.
> ESPN Deportes never really considered that Americans cared aboout soccer on their network -or any network for that matter-, so they never meant to ask you. 
> By you going and telling them you care and you want it, it might be the wake-up call they need. I forwarded one of the earlier post to my bosses at the network showing them about the interest in the games and they told me that the English in SAP option is being considered.
> So, you can make a difference if you choose too.
> Robert.
>
> In a message dated 2/26/04 10:48:17 AM, sokrfanz@yahoo.com writes:
>
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> > Hard to imagine that much of a groundswell will develop for broadcasts in English in response to a survey written in Spanish
> >
> > AbraRob@aol.com wrote:
> > ...And asking them to do the games in English on SAP (which they can, but haven't wanted to).
> > Here's a link to a survey requsting ESPN Deportes for your cable system. In the box below let them know you want all soccer games (and other programming) in English. (If someone belongs to Big Soccer and other boards and want to forward this link there, please do. I'm not a member anywhere else).
> > Robert.
> > http://r.espn.go.com/espn/deportes/survey
> >
> > In a message dated 2/26/04 9:02:45 AM, schneider@hvc.rr.com writes:
> >
> >
> >
> > ESPN already does show all the CL matches in the US. They can be seen on
> > their new ESPN Deportes channel.
> > You would be better off asking you cable or satellite company to start
> > carrying the channel.

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